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Presenter Kevin McCloud follows some of Britain's most ambitious self-building projects, as intrepid individuals attempt to design and construct the home of their dreams.
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Arts strand Random Acts showcases 260 diverse, specially commissioned three-minute films chosen for their bold and original expressions of creativity
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Peter Maddison presents the Australian version of the architecture show that follows intrepid individuals as they try to design and construct the home of their dreams
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George Clarke helps rescue neglected architectural treasures across Britain
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Channel 4's zone for great short films and web virals
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Fifty Shades of Grey is the UK's fastest selling paperback of all time. This documentary examines the effect the book is having and what it reveals about 21st-century Britain.
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An examination of the myth of Frankenstein and how Mary Shelley's story has been depicted, with access to Danny Boyle's sell-out hit at the National Theatre
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Christmas ballet film combining projections, animation and an intimate shooting style to produce a distinctive new way of presenting dance on screen
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Six passionate polemics - delivered by presenters ranging from David Starkey to Janet Street Porter - demonstrate how British art has shaped and forged Britain and British identity
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The Turner Prize is one of the most prestigious awards for the visual arts in Europe
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Wayne McGregor choreographs over 35 dance groups to perform a 40-minute dance piece in Trafalgar Square for the London 2012 Festival
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This intriguing documentary tells the story behind the Great Wall of China, one of the world's great wonders and the most ambitious building project ever attempted
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The story of up-and-coming dance crews at the Street Dance XXL UK Championship
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Kevin McCloud returns to see how past projects have developed and ask the question was it all worth it?
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Expert gardener Matthew Wilson helps couples design and create bold and beautiful gardens
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Books, reviews, debates, author interviews and more from The TV Book Club
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Architecture critic Tom Dyckhoff explores the impact the design of buildings can have on us - on our identity and self-esteem, and on relationships, our chances at school, and even our weight and immune system
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Anatomist Dr Gunther von Hagens creates his interpretation of the crucifixion, in a documentary examining the enduring iconic image of the crucifix
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To coincide with the first major retrospective of Damien Hirst's work in the UK, Channel 4 presents two documentaries and an exclusive online video tour of the exhibition, coming soon
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Dance film One Man Walking is a powerful and stylish collision of krump, hip hop, B-boy and parkour, set on the streets of London
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A family learn to live with the technology - and the challenges - of the future
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Last broadcast: 11 March 2012, on
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Is the power of great art in its mysterious ability to move us? Science now claims to have discovered why we like the art we like with neuro-aesthetics, which examines how the brain processes art.
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A series of arts programmes looking at the creative process behind some of 2010's highest-profile productions
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The behind-the-scenes story of the award-winning stage production of Michael Morpurgo's celebrated novel
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BalletBoyz: Next Generation follows the rise of a new all-male dance company, from auditions to a performance in Addis Ababa's City Hall
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Acclaimed dancer and choreographer Akram Khan provides a remarkable insight into the creation of Desh - his first contemporary solo show in 11 years
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Celebrity talk show featuring exclusive interviews with the winners of the Galaxy National Book Awards 2011
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The story of Jean Marc Calvet, who was on the run in Costa Rica with stolen money but turned his life around through instinctive art he created in a desperate attempt to escape his demons
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The artists shortlisted for the Turner Prize explain their art
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Vic Reeves looks back at the controversy, shock and outrage of 20 years of Turner Prize coverage and assesses its impact on the British public's appetite for art
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Penny Woolcock's hip hop musical, which takes an innovative and gritty look at inner city gang culture and gun crime
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Last broadcast: 23 November 2010, on
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Graffiti Wars examines street art and graffiti, and the creative tensions and conflicts within this artistic arena
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Last broadcast: 14 August 2011, on
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Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code is a publishing phenomenon and in this three-part series, Dan Rivers attempts to uncover the truth about its claims and how it became the best-selling novel of all time
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Forensic scientist Dr Maurizio Seracini sets out to investigate the unsolved mysteries surrounding some of the works of genius produced by world famous Renaissance artist Leonardo Da Vinci
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Julie Moggan's True Stories film examines the allure of the fantasy world created by Mills & Boon's massively popular romance novels, through the eyes of three enthusiasts, one writer and a cover model
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Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield talk about the new film adaptation of Kazuo Ishiguro's novel Never Let Me Go
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A star-studded celebration of the best in popular writing, from fiction to non-fiction, and from new writers to the award for outstanding achievement
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John le Carre speaks with unprecedented candour about his life, and about his career as both special agent and celebrated author
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Dom Joly fulfils his fantasy to become Tintin, donning the plus fours, dying his hair ginger and going in search of the Black Island Castle from the Belgian reporter's adventure in Britain
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Artist Alan Kane breaks with the conventions of fine art by bringing the live nude model to daytime television. Watch and learn, or get involved yourself...
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Cutting Edge follows the new editor of The Lady, as she tries to turn around the fortunes of Britain's longest-standing women's weekly magazine
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This landmark series follows nine autistic youngsters as they attempt to produce their very own stage show, under the guidance of theatre professionals who've never worked with an autistic cast before
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Kevin McCloud follows in the footsteps of some of the most notorious aristocrats, artists and architects of the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries, as he explores the lasting legacy of the 'Grand Tour'
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Exclusive access to the Royal Ballet on their ground-breaking tour to Havana, accompanied by Cuban ballet hero Carlos Acosta
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This intimate one-off film follows leading ballet choreographer Christopher Wheeldon as he becomes the first Englishman to be invited to create a new work for the prestigious Bolshoi Ballet
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The story of two young ballet prodigies trying to dance their way out of the Brazilian favelas
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An educational series that delivers some of the most celebrated examples of art from what are now the most famous and visited galleries of modern and classic art in the world
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More4 celebratest the 2009 Nobel Prizes with three documentaries: two focusing on the Literature and Peace Nobel Laureate winners, and one that features highlights on the remaining Laureates.
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The late Harold Pinter was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 2005. The acceptance speech he gave was a fierce and moving polemic on art, truth and politics.
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An affectionate celebration of the genius of Shakespeare as some of the most celebrated names in the business reveal what it's really like to play the big Shakespearean roles
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